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IRS Auction

by mathurans in Government, November 5, 2009
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The Internal Revenue Service (I.R.S.) can seize the property of taxpayers in default. There are no exceptions to this rule. Including real estate, every belongings are liable to be captured.

What Caused the Financial Melt Down?

by BradONeill in Economics, June 29, 2009
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This article covers what caused the melt down in the American economy.

Heading Nowhere Fast

by mark streich in Economics, June 7, 2009
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Detailing the causes of the economic recession, the stimulus package and why it is not an effective solution.

Mortgage Lenders and Politicians, Not Consumers, Are to Blame for Current Crisis

by Angela Kaelin in Economics, May 21, 2009
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As a real estate agent in Houston, Texas, I directly observed the results of the subprime lending crash. In order to understand the anger on the part of the victims, the shocking destruction of foreclosed upon property, and why the majority of foreclosures appeared in certain demographic areas, I began researching the causes of the crash. What I found was surprising. It is important for all consumers to understand what has happened so that they can better understand what the future might hold.

Large Banks: Is “Too Big to Fail” a Recipe for Large Bank Failures?

by Ron Fields in Economics, October 21, 2008
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Restoring confidence in the banking sector seems to mean propping up weak banks that should be closed. No bank should be “too big to fail” or the risk of bank failures will be ever-present.

Why Everyone Likes Sarah Palin

by Ron Fields in Politics, September 11, 2008
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Sarah Palin has broad and growing appeal with American voters. What is it about her that is so appealing?

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